According to the National Association of Realtors® (NAR), the monthly mortgage payment increased from $1265 to $1944 compared to last year, which is about a 53.71% increase.
Although this has discouraged some homebuyers from purchasing their first homes, there are still ways to make homeownership goals a reality. Here are 3 simple tips that you may look into when buying a home:
Expand Your Options
If you have been looking into one specific area for your home search, try checking other locations that could be more affordable. Considering other locations may open up more opportunities for you than you have imagined.
Look For Other Financing Options
A trusted mortgage lender may help you find the right kind of financing option that would best suit your needs. There are different mortgage products with varying eligibility requirements and down payment options out there. By talking to a professional lender ang getting the right loan, you may find a more affordable way to purchase your home.
Programs and Special Benefits
There are several down payment options that you can explore to secure the funding that you need. Non-profit organizations and local community groups may provide you more information on what grants, gift funds, and and loans are available for you. Teachers, veterans, doctors, nurses, and other professionals that are included in certain programs may seek other special benefits, too.
Overall, your dream of owning a home should not be impossible if you talk to the right people and find the right options. A real estate team such as The Island Wide Team may be able to walk you through the process and assist you through the various options that you can look into when buying a home.
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